The days of cheap yield farming are truly gone. After trading volumes hit the millions recently, I've come to see the harsh reality — acquisition costs are skyrocketing.

The official distribution provides 100,000 points weekly, but according to market tracking data, the average cost to acquire a single point continues to climb. In the first week, it only required around $5, but now it's approaching $30 per point. What does this growth trajectory tell us? The project's popularity is increasing, but participants' cost burden is also intensifying.

Early participants certainly reaped the rewards, but players entering now need to pay a higher price to get their share of the pie. The market logic is brutal — as traffic flows in, costs go up. This may be an intentional or unintentional result from many projects: increased scarcity drives up perceived value.